Energy and Environment: Climate talks hit ‘breakdown’ over finance, fossil fuels as time dwindles
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With time running out for nations to agree on a road map for tackling climate change, the fate of U.N. climate talks in Egypt appeared in jeopardy Thursday as rich and poor nations continued to disagree on an array of issues.
By Sarah Kaplan, Evan Halper and Timothy Puko ●Read more »
Diplomats and activists have criticized the country for presiding over a climate change conference characterized by delays and shouting matches over human rights.
By Maxine Joselow and Siobhán O'Grady ●Read more »
Egypt's rulers are hosting U.N. climate talks known as COP27. Their ancient predecessors were probably toppled in part from climate issues, researchers say.
The Brazilian president-elect vowed to reverse deforestation, raising hopes the country could push other wavering nations into more ambitious climate action.
At the G-20 in Bali and COP27 in Egypt, the nation has found itself in an unusual position — a leading topic of discussion rather than a leading player.
Two seafood guides have weighed against eating the state's famed shellfish, citing concerns over endangered North Atlantic right whales getting entangled in fishing rope.
After working in obscurity for decades, Anuar Abdullah is emerging as an increasingly influential, somewhat unlikely expert on how to revive the world's coral reefs.
California's water wells are running dry at a record pace amid a hotter, drier climate and severe drought, leaving some to rely on bottled water to live.
You may have never heard of Mistastin crater in the northern part of the Newfoundland and Labrador province, but there are a few reasons it is a good match to the moon.
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